The Princeton Review is out and ranking the best of the best in all categories good or bad. See who has stepped up their partying, are more bummed about their financial aid package and who is most conscious. UWIRE affiliates are covering the rankings.
U. Florida named nation’s top party school
Gainesville may not have won ESPN’s TitleTown USA contest Monday night, but University of Florida students still have something to party about this week.
The Princeton Review named UF the No. 1 party school in the nation Monday.
Full Story from The Independent Florida Alligator
Penn State party ranking jumps
Penn State’s recent jump from the No. 6 party school to the No. 3 party school in the country is the result of party-conscious students, junior Garrett Guinivan said.
“I think we all stepped it up this year,” said Guinivan, creator of a Facebook group that focused on bringing the ranking up. “That’s pretty awesome that we got bumped up to No. 3.”
Full Story from The Daily Collegian
U. Texas students like to party
UT students can be certain that even if our school’s budget turns redder than Rush Limbaugh and our enrollment shrinks like a wool sweater in a dryer, the University will always be a top-tier party school.
Full Story from The Daily Texan
Dartmouth slips down in Princeton Review lists
Despite the overhauls to the financial aid program announced in January, Dartmouth was ranked 18th out of 368 colleges for “Students Dissatisfied with Financial Aid” in the 2009 edition of The Princeton Review’s Best 368 Colleges.
The new edition, released Tuesday, also rated Dartmouth 17th on the “Colleges with a Conscious” list, and gave the College high academic and admissions ratings.
Full Story from The Dartmouth
Penn State students dissatisfied with financial aid programs
A recent ranking found Penn State students are among the unhappiest in the nation when it comes to financial aid, and their student president has experienced those feelings, too.